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mikedowd300 / rubixcube

This is a virtual Rubix Cube that solves itself OR allows colors to be entered from a real cube, and then it solves that and provides turn by turn instructions allowing a user to solve a real rubix cube
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How do I tie the startanimation.html page into the index.html file? #1

Open injflea727 opened 9 months ago

mikedowd300 commented 9 months ago

Lol. I wrote this a long time ago. Im gonna dig into it though. Just FYI, although this code does cool stuff doesn’t make it pretty code. Looking at it now I think its ugly AF actually. But it does do cool stuff.

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mikedowd300 commented 9 months ago

Ok. I just looked at it and I’m betting that the staranimation stuff has nothing to do with the rest of the code and really shouldn’t be there. I wonder if I just copied it so I could test / learn how keyframes work and never removed it.

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Lol. I wrote this a long time ago. Im gonna dig into it though. Just FYI, although this code does cool stuff doesn’t make it pretty code. Looking at it now I think its ugly AF actually. But it does do cool stuff.

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injflea727 commented 9 months ago

That could have been what happened. The days of an early dev are interesting

I did stumble across this project while searching for Rubix cube solvers here and thought it was cool as you said. Maybe it can be remastered?